An undersea submersible has spotted crabs, worms and fish thriving on the surfaces of World War II explosives thought to be toxic to marine life.
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West Sussex museum seeks volunteers to save historic World War Two gun
Wings Aviation Museum at Bucklands Farm, Brantridge Lane, has announced that it aims to restore a 1943 British 4.5 inch navel gun back to its former glory. Curator Daniel Hunt said: “This is an ...
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Forging a WWII Soviet Knife – San Mai Damascus with Tank Track Handle
Hand forged Soviet knife made from WWII tank track and high carbon steel in a san mai damascus pattern, inspired by the NR-40 knife design.
The Zippo/Case Museum in Bradford isn’t just a roadside curiosity—it’s a gleaming temple to pocket-sized Americana that draws visitors from across the Keystone State and beyond. Approaching the sleek, ...
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